The Suez Canal in Peace and War, 1869-1969University of Miami Press, 1969 - 214 pages |
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... Ismailia . The Company's officers in Cairo , Ismailia and Suez were in process of being seized . * As the full text of President Nasser's speech became available , the Western Governments finally realised the gravity of the crisis which ...
... Ismailia . The Company's officers in Cairo , Ismailia and Suez were in process of being seized . * As the full text of President Nasser's speech became available , the Western Governments finally realised the gravity of the crisis which ...
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... Ismailia or the Ismailia - Suez stretch , and in only one direction . By curtailing the training period and working long hours of overtime the convoys were kept on the move . Between July 26th and October 23rd , 3,693 ships passed ...
... Ismailia or the Ismailia - Suez stretch , and in only one direction . By curtailing the training period and working long hours of overtime the convoys were kept on the move . Between July 26th and October 23rd , 3,693 ships passed ...
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... Ismailia in the South , together with an extension along the Ismailia - Cairo railway to include the Royal Air Force Station at Abu Sueir and its satellite landing grounds ; together with areas suitable for air firing and bombing ranges ...
... Ismailia in the South , together with an extension along the Ismailia - Cairo railway to include the Royal Air Force Station at Abu Sueir and its satellite landing grounds ; together with areas suitable for air firing and bombing ranges ...
Table des matières
Railway versus Canal | 13 |
The Canal Concession is Granted | 20 |
The Company is Formed | 29 |
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